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Originally posted by JulesMUFC:
No, my boss was telling me it used to be tradition on fridays to get trollied at lunch time then sleep it off in your office in the afternoon. But now a days everyone is so damn busy to take an afternoon off and more formal.
shame really being ****ed at work would be :cool:
Jules your doing something in finance yeah? Who are you working with.
10-13-2007, 10:39 AM
Are you allowed to drink (alcoholic) during a working day? Post #64
Originally posted by theis:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by JulesMUFC:
No, my boss was telling me it used to be tradition on fridays to get trollied at lunch time then sleep it off in your office in the afternoon. But now a days everyone is so damn busy to take an afternoon off and more formal.
shame really being ****ed at work would be :cool:
Jules your doing something in finance yeah? Who are you working with. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Work at Lehman
10-13-2007, 11:02 AM
Are you allowed to drink (alcoholic) during a working day? Post #67
every job Ive ever had in england its been socially acceptable to have a pint or 2 in your lunch hour, but in america some people I worked with almost got fired over it
10-13-2007, 02:00 PM
Are you allowed to drink (alcoholic) during a working day? Post #69
Dunno what the outlook on it would be where I work. Been there 7 years now and can honestly say I have never really considered it.
Certainly being drunk at work would be a massive no-no, but I've been there long enough now that I think if I went to the pub at lunch for a couple, nobody would care. Especially on a weekend when there's nobody there who is my boss. Weekends I do a grand amount of sod all anyway.
having just googled it thats an understatement
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